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There are reasons why Bitcoin salaries haven't caught on yet.

The Tesla CEO's lively chat with MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor on Twitter generated thousands of retweets.

The Ethereum co-founder says there are big flaws in the billionaire's ideas.

Commodity Futures Trading Commission Commissioner Brian Quintenz argued that cryptocurrencies are commodities that his agency regulates.

A judge threw out a lawsuit filed by Apple’s co-founder accusing YouTube of having “materially contributed” to bitcoin giveaway scams using video of his public appearances.

A copy of Debussy’s “Claire de Lune” was minted onto an NFT after a ride on the ISS last week, as was an artwork by a former baseball player.

The Palestinian terrorist group reported s “spike” in cryptocurrency donations as fighting with Israel intensified.

An important step on the road to Ethereum 2.0, London’s EIP-1559 makes important changes in the way gas fees are calculated, and what is done with them.

Vitalik Buterin, Elon Musk Rep, Billy Markus help recreate the dormant Dogecoin Foundation

Former CEO Arthur Hayes and co-founders still facing criminal charges for allowing no-ID sign-ups on the once-hot derivatives exchange.

The cryptocurrency exchange has announced the hiring of another former financial crime enforcement veteran, Greg Monahan/

Andreas Antonopoulos says PayPal embracing crypto may be good for Bitcoin's price, but it involves sacrificing some key principles.

Today, CryptoPunk prices are going through the roof, while Ethereum is seeing some new (old) heights.

The largest-ever hack of a DeFi protocol seems to have been the work of a white hat hacker who intends to return the lost cryptocurrency

Privacy concerns have been growing as more countries seriously explore central bank digital currencies that could make spying easy.

Decentraland teams up with Coca-Cola and Facebook redefines itself as a metaverse company, as more large institutions are entering the heating-up metaverse space.

A California federal judge said an ICON Network staker can pursue a claim demanding the return of $7.8 million worth of ICX tokens obtained via a coding flaw.

EXMO says it has contacted the police — and has stressed that funds in cold wallets are unaffected.